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A BRUTAL MOB.
Thousands Of Unemployed
Hoist the Red Flag
AND 2AIsE CAIN GENERALLY
Bayebauers Honored-Bandit Kid
napers-A Cherokee Trag-
edy-General Items.
A Brutal Mob

LONDON, October 23.-several thous-
and of the unemployed, with red flag
at their head, marched in procession,
this afternoon, from Trafalgar Square
to Westminster Abbey, and though no
invitation had been extended, LOO of
Sthe crowd we're admitted. The flag was
Nett in charge of Yergers. Inside the
abbey, many of the unexpected visitors
remained covered and INDUCED in
Whistling, while others mounted the
pedestals of various statues or mingled
with decent people present. Most of
the latter left the building. The crowd,
as rule, chewed tobacco and
expectorated everywhere, regard
less of the surroundings, I'M
til the first lesson was announced,
when the reader was loudly leered,
completely drowning his voice. The
second lesson was similarly received.
Canon Prothero then preached ser
mon, taking for his text Romans, chap
ter xii, verse !. In his discourse he
argued that the punishment of the law
breaker was necessary for the good
OF the community. This was re-
ceived with cries of "Oh" "Ohi"
and "Bosh!" The preacher appealed
for order and eXhorted his hearers to
try and uproot evil and plant good in
stead. That's what We are going ~
do" was shouted and received with
cries of "hear, hearW and cheers
Canon Prothero now threw his notes
aside and addressed himself directly to
the roughs. He said: Legislation
could alone provide a remedy
for hunger and sufferings, but
everybody could express sympathy"
Loud laughter, followed by voice:
That's all we shall get Canon
Prothero continued: "Charit' BILE
agencies might do much" "a voice:
I'VE don't want charity; we want
Tork'') The reverend gentleman en-
listed the attention of the mob when he
advocated state assistance IN times OF
distress. At the close of his remarks,
the mob Kissed and marched out of the
abbey, cordially Gheered by their COM
rsGes in waiting outside. The whole
then proceeded, sb outing and hooting,
JtoTrafalgar Square, where the leaders
denounced the church and police. Sew
ersl arrests were made of braWiing per-
sons and thieves.
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Brief kilograms.

GLADSTONE was able to attenl church
on Sunday.
ADMIRAL JAoKMANN, of the German
navy, is dead.
EIeHT inches of snow fell in the Black
Hills on Sunday.
A FURIOUS gale, accompanied by snow
and rain, Tagged on the lakes on Sunday,
and 1t is feared the loss to shipping will
be heavy. ~s5.
In bare knuckle contest for $500 a
side, in New York, on Sunday, John
Fox. OF Chicago, knocked Hugh COyne
out in the second round.
The first sleeping car express be-
tween London, Paris and Lisbon, ar
rived at the latter place on Monday,
filled with distinguished visitors.
THE Acknowledgement of Illinois, ard
his assistant, Hunt, have gone TO Wash
ingtOn losargue the Anarchists case BE-
fore the United States Supreme Court.
HENRYEEoReE and Editor Schevilz
in New York, on Sunday, held a joint
debate on political questions. The
chairman had to call the police to pre-
serve or@er.
DR.. SIeIshUMD, a prominent Ameri-
can. says, in the Independence Beige,
that The Crown Princes voice would
have been lose forever if he had been
treat d by the Germ IN physicians.
ABOUT the middle OF December there
is to bp q confer nee in ST. Louis of the
labor political factions of the country
with the view to bringing all under one
banner for the campaign next year. 1t
is sugge sted that National Free Toi
party will be the name of the organiza-
ton.
GARRETT left Baltimore for the Pacific
Coast and Mexico on Sunday. at the
depot he was heard to say in a loud
voice, The thieves, they stole my tele-
graph" and as the train was moving fl
he shouted to friend, Don't let Jay
Gould capture Maryland before l get
back"
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The Anarchist Case

WASHINGTON, October 24.-Ip the
United States Supreme Court, 10 day,
Justice Waite read formal order in the
Anarchist case, of which notice was
given on Saturday, and which provides
for hearing Oh Thursday next, of the
argument upon the Anarchist petition
for writ of error. Attorney General
Hunt, of Illinois, who was present in
the court room, asked whether the
Court desired to hear arguments in be
half of the State. The Chef Justice re-
piled, that the court merely wanted to
notify him that the hearing would be
given ON that day in order that he
might take such action in behalf of the
State as he should think best. IF 1
should wish to make an oral argument
in behalf of the State shall 1
be permitted to do SOP" asked Attorney.
General Hunt. "You will, " replied the
Chief Justice.
The Court then denied the motion to
advance, made by Pacl of Chicago,
in four prohibition liqu cases from
Iowa, and one from Georgia, standing
on the docket. They involved the same
questions which were presented by the
case OF Siebold &Hazelin already argued.
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What Mothers Saw.

The keen parental instinct is sharper
in its perceptions than the tutored brain
Of the philosopher; therefore, when
Mothers say, as they universally do,
that there is nothing like HGIe's Honey
of HOrehound and Tar for the coughs,
colds, boarseness and croupy symptoms
to which children, from their impru-
dence are especially subject. no man
who understands human nature, will
discredit their testimony. For sale at
all drug stores at 50 cents and 81. Great
saving by buying large size. Pixies
Tootbaehe Drops cure in one minute.
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suez Canal and The New Hebrides

PARIS, October 23.-The negotiations
for conventions regarding the New
Hebrides Islands and the Suez Canal
have been concluded, and the conven-
tons will be signed tomorrow. They
provide that the canal shall be kept
open in time of war; that no act of hos
tility shall be permitted at its ap-
proaChes or on its banks within the zone
to be determined by an international
commission of supervision; that belli-
gerent powers shall neither embark nor
disembark troops or war material on
the canal or in ports of access, and that
if Egyp5 proves unable to compel re
spect for the treaty, she will appeal to
Turkey, who, in concert with the sigma
tory powers, will take the necessary
measures to enforce obedience. It is
reported that Germany, Austria and
Russia already approve the suez con-
vention.
The New Hebrides convention con
firms the agreements of 1878 and
1888, and provides that any action
necessary to maintain order shall de-
volve upon English and French men o :.
war, and that France shall eVacuate
the military posts.
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Extensive Assignment.

MILWAUKEE, October 24.-An Ash
and dispatch says: Rood & Maxwell,
of Washburne, the heaviest lumbermen
doing business on this bay, we're closed
today by the sheriff, on an attachment
issued BY the Third National Bank of
st. Paul, to secure an advance of $685.
600. There have been rumors for the
past few days that an assignment was
probable. The liabilities will reach
$3.50 600. According to Ma1well's state
ment, he can wipe out every claim and
still be worth $1O0 600. There is some
uneasiness. however, among the cred
ftors
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To Advance Pacific Coast Freight
Rates

CHICAGO, October PA secret nego-
tiation has been going on for the past
ten days between the transcontinental
roads and the Canada Pacific. to bring
about cessation of the rivalry for the
Pacific Coast business which has forced
rates down to so low point These
have progressed far enough to demon
strate that the foreign road is willing,
provided IL is allo we'd, on account of its
circuitous route, to charge about 10 per
cent. less on through freight than the
American roads. There is a strong
probability that if better terms cannot
be made, these will be accepted. This
would result in q general advance OF
freight rates to and from Pacific Coast
points.
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HArtiu1toRI

LONDON, October 24.-Lord Harting
ton delivered speech at Nottingham
this evening. He described the Liberal
federation as nothing hut one man
association without permanent national
character. Lastweek's meeting simply
assembled to hear Gladstone declare in
vague terms what he chose that the
associations policy should be. The de-
mands OF the Unionists met practically
with a fat refusal. He personally be
lieyed that any notifications would be
granted.
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TroubIesome Reds,

HoLBRooK, A. T., October 24.-Cow-
boys from the range of the Aztec Cattle
Company, fifty miles south of here.
report trouble with q rowing band of
White Mountain Apache Indians, who
are stealing stock and driving their
plumber into the reservation. When
pursued, they organize in large parties
and make a defiant stand against the
range men. The military promises, if
they are captured, to deliver them to
the civil authorities.
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The Boiler Burst.

NEW YORK, October 23.-The steam
launch "-AGry" burst her boiler to-
day at the foot of one hundred and six
teenth street, instantly killing John
and Patrick Cunningham. brothers.
Carl E Schmidt, owner of the launch was
blown into the river, but saved. Several
others were badly bruised
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Jeff, Davis,

MONTGOMERY, Ala. October "a
Jefferson Davis, accompanied by his
wife and two daughters, passed through
Macon. The train was welcomed by
salute of 100 guns. Thousands of people
were at the train and ladies loaded the
car with flowers.
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A Cable War.

PARIS, October 23.-Suit has been be-
gun by the Anglo-American and Direct
Gable companies against the French
Gable Company, demanding damages,
because the French company withdrew
from the cable pool, or return of
81 200 900 which the F'ench company
received from the pool in excess of its
earnings. The suit comes before the
Paris tribunal on Tuesday.
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Bandit Kidnapers.

ST. LOUIS, October M.-Advices from
the lower Rio Grande state that a
party of bandits have captured a
rich old rancher in the lower portion of
Encinola County and made off with
him to their stronghold. They left
word at the ranch that parties desiring
to negotiate with them for his release
could go to rendezvous named by
them.
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MAJ Can Go In.

CITY OF MExIo, { via Galveston, }
October A-The constitutional amend
ment permitting election to the presi-
dency for two consecutive terms, after
having received the approval of both
muigated to-day with all the fOrmali-
ties prescribed by law.
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Sarges Adrift.

SAND BEACH, October 24-The pro-
peller Os1Vegatchie came in this morning
and reported that while eight miles
above the harbOr, at IL O'Clock last
night, with the barges Dolphin and
Morris in tow, the line parted and the
barges went adritt. Neither boat
could have lived the night out.
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LOST Or sTRAYED

On THE 18TH INST. A SPAN OF HORSES
" on the East side OF the Summit in Par.
ley's Canyon, one a brown animal with
halter; the other black mare with white
streak on forehead Any information will
be thankfully received and reward paid by
Samuel Wolf, South Cottonwood. near Wa
satch Mill
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The Portsmouth" In Danger.

New YORK. r. l., October 24.-The
United States training ship Portsmouth
is anchored off Point Judith, and it is
feared the gale, which is raging, will
drive her on the rocks. There are
several hundred souls on board.
Admiral Luce has sent the Dolphin to
render the Portsmouth assistance.
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An Unrivalled Record.

ALLoocK's Porous PLAsTERs have
proved the best, safest, and most
effectual remedy for Spinal Complaints.
Incipient Consumption, Diarrbea,
Pieurisy, Asthm a. Bronchitis, Epilepsy,
Lumbago, Debility, Rheumatism Gout,
Seistica, Loss of Yigor, Dropsy,
Paralysis, Loss of Voice, Hysteria,
Nervousness. Indigestion, Palpitation.
HILL's HAIR and WEIsKER DYE, Black
OF Brown, SOC.
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4he Threat of the Denver Merchants

CHICAGO, October 24.-DenVer mer-
chants have agreed, in case the railways
refuse to grant the request made for
reduction OF % per cent. in freight
rates to and from Colorado, to throw
all Of their business on one line, and in
this way to make a break among the
boycotted roads. It is believed the
roads will make the reduction before
the merchants are forced to extreme
MEASURES,
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silver Coin.

WAsHINeroS, October 24.-The issue
of standard silver dollars from the
minis during the week ended October
81 was 1888 COO. Shipments of frac-
tioDal silver coin since the LIST instant
amount to 1851 600.
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Forbes Here,

NEW YORK, October 24.-Archibald
Forbes, the famous war correspondent
of the Daily Ne,cs, arrived on the q LGskd
yesterday. He is in very poor health.
All his engagements to lecture have
been cancelled and he is going to Wash
ington to try and recover his strength.
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a ROYAL BahY.

LONDON, October PA dispatch from
Balmorsl Castle announces that
Princess Beatrice, wife oflPrince Henry
of Battenburs, has been delivered of a
daughter. Both are doing well.
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Gathering Them In

CHICAGO, October A.-The wires in
all the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph
offices in this city were discontinued
yesterday, and transferred to the West
ern Union Office.
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LIME AND BUILDING ROCK.

NFESSRs. VARLEY & EVERILL hays
Ill ing leased the lime kHns known as the
Pascoe Lime Kilns, from the Utah
Lime and Cement Company, are prepared 70
Office and salesroom No. so South IVES
Temple Street, North Of HERALD BRffaiug
Telephone Ne. IN,
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Ratterx Explodss.

IBoEroS, o., October A.-This morn
ing early the battery of six boilers in
the Lawrence Iron Works exploded.
killing four men and wounding twelve
persons. Portions Of the bodies were
blown half a mile away.
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Incredible CareIessness

PARIS. October 24.-The testimony
Developed at the inquest into the great
loss of life attending the burning of the
Opera Comique, indicates almost in
credible carelessness aud want of system
in the management.
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HORSE STR AYED,

ONE BAY HORSE WITH ROPE ON,
~ left hind fo0I W lite, strayed from the
Eighteenth Ward, Friday. October % Any
one giving informetion of his Whereabouts
viii be amply rewarded Address LS3, A
Street. Salt Lake City
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Absolutely False

Fort SMITH, Ark, October 24.-The
eported fight between vigilantes and
outlaws near Wewoka, Indian Terri
tory, last Thursday, proves to be sbso-
lately false.
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BOARD AND LODGING.

LIMITED NUMBER OF GENTLEMEE,
II not to exceed four, can obtain rooms
from q. C. NJ 1. Desirable locality Apply
at The HERALD.
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a SINGLE ROOM, FURNIsHED,

IN A NEW HOUSE AND PLEASANT. To-
i eality, near the Eagle Gate. Furniture
new and complete. To let at reasonable
terms to one or two gentlemen.
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Attached.

WAsHBURN, Wisconsin, October "a
the lumber firm of Road & Maxwell has
been attached by creditors to the
amount of 100000.
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COAL MINERS

VtTANTED IMMEDIATELY, AT THE
w Utah Central Railway Coal Mine, a
number of good coal miners. For particu-
lars apply to A. W. Game. general agent,
Utah Central Coal Department, 90 N, Third
West Street.
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TO EXCHANGES

HOR SHEEP, FINE BUILDING LOTS
Il and farming property. Apply TO L. g.
Clark, Sugar House Ward.
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HORSES.

THIRST CLASS PAsTURAGE FOR HORSES.
u Arrangements made to feed during win
ter Ranch south of Ksysville. For terms
apply to Barton & Co., Clothiers, Main Street
or to Peter Barton, Kaysville.
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FOR SALE.

ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST
" equipped Job Printing Offices for sale on
favorable terms. Address, Box G. Salt
Lake City.
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4 FURNISHED ROOM

ITO RENT AT REASONABLE PRICE TO
4 one or two gentlemen. New house near
the Eagle Gaze Apply at THE HERALD.
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SPECIAL MOI cEs
PRIVATE BOARD,

WITH Oh WITHOUT ROOM. APPLY
w TO 6a W., Third South
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DENTISTRY-C. HAMILTOR-D.D.s
AT ROOMS FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY
II DR.. L. Berg, No. A Ninth East street.
Salt Lake City. AS I have left Sal. Lake
City, recommend DR.. Hamilton to NV
patrons. Respectfully,
L. BERG, Dentiss
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JOE BARKbR
REMOVED.

DROF. GEO. CARELESS HAS REMOVED
L his School of Music to 265 East Second
South Street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The rates for advertisements In this
column are:
One time, 5 cents per line
Each subseqRent time 212 cents per line.
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LOST.
SO RE ARD.

OTRAYED FROM THE SECOND WARD
- Store, October 4th. 1887, one bsy mare
colt nearly two years old: had hitter ON
when lost the finder by returning the
same or giving information that will lead 10
its recovery W II receive the above reward.
Z. F. BRAN ING,
Second Ward Salt Lake CITY.
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TYPE WRITER COPYINs.
COPYING DONE ON TYPEWRITER.
" Address, c.. II. Bliss, P. o. Box 527.
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0OO OR 300 STOCK SHEEP FOR CASH;
AOO also Sheep on share or lease
A. r. DUKE,
Centre, rooeie Co.. Utah.
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OFFICE Rooms FOR RENT.
A FINE OFFICE SUITE IN THE HERALD
- Butlding Amply ~ thIs office.
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A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEwORK.
"A inquire of Mrs. w J. Beatie, So N =,
est Temple Street.
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DY A BOY, 10 YEARS OLD, A PLACE TO
and schooling Address M, this Office
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D EAL ESTATE. PARTIES HAVING REAL
II estate for sale can find q reliable pur-
chaser and save agents commission by send
ing address, description of property and
price to Wv" HERALD Office.
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A SITUATION AS NIGHTWATCHMAN,
II some experience. Address D, this
office.
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FOR SALE EXCHANGE

A CITY LOT, TWO STORY BRICK
II residence, eight room. bath room,
pantry and closets. hydrant water in house
and on lawn, choice fruit. good barn, large
grsnary and cellar, situated in the most de-
sirable part of Logan. title perfect, cheap on
time Apply. IS" HERALD.
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WANTED.

-------s -fS-A-SAnk1. ~ -
A GIRL WHO UNDERSTANDS COOKING
"A thoroughly. Apply at l6j E., Brigham
Street.
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sure you will be willing to do. Here J,
my plan. viii you be willing to bt
guided by meP'
II win do anything YOU tell me,
said the grateful boy.
ut is this, then" The Count put 5
gold piece into his hand, "rhis is youl
payment for the pleasure you have CIV
en- us this evening. / see you have
large stock of national Polish melodie.
at your iinger-ends. ! take great in
terest in them, and should like TO make
a collection of them. If you will come
here once week and play over to me
rs many rs you can recollect. you shal
have the same sum each time. Lay il
by until you have enough to start upon,
and your career is made. Is it bar
ganp"
Ivan kissed his hand, and returned
home proud and happy boy. Every
week for many months he went to his
kind patrons castle, and played to him
not only the airs that he had known
all his life, but others which he took
pains, with his fathers help. to collect
from far and near. Soon he had
earned enough for his further mainten'
ance and studies. He entered the Con
servatory of Music at Vienna, and with
the best instruction that most musical VI
cities could give, became one of the first
violin-payers of the day. 1t is rec
gold now, instead of coppers and sill
YER which he sends from time to time
to his loving and beloved sister Mar
scha. to help to keep house with for his
old and nfirm father and sister Annie.
b. NJ 4raQuair, in Harper'S lonng
PeODlc.